Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21
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DIR. Blnngslea, @. G.. W. p, of the united
assemblies OF th>SoDs Of Temperance OF Maryland
and tbs District Of columbia, was rendered an
Informal reception last night by the District
assembly,
A pleasant entertainment was given By Star
OF Hope Lodge No. IL, L U. 6. T., at the G. A. K
Hall last night.
An organization known as the Anacost,a Musical
society has been organized in AnacOStia under the
leadership OF Prof b. Z. Messed Its object is to
become more proficient IN the art OF singing, and
the Officers are as follows: President, Geo. +.
PyleS; vice president Geo. W. Pitcher; treasurer,
Miss lone Marsh; secretary, Geo. U. watson, and
organise, MISS CoraMcLean.
Inc case or Shtpman agt. Fletcher, In Judge
Hagner'S court Circuit No. ~ could not be pro-
ceeded with to-day, In consequence Of the sickness
Albert Riley, a boy, was Knocked down and run
over Dy horse and wagon on street, between
4th and 5th streets northwest, between and
O'Clock last night, and severely injured. He was
taken 10 his home, corner 9Th and Ii streets and
attended: by DR.. SellhauSen
the court 81 witness fees and he turned it over
TO Tie credit OF the policemen's fund
Amusemenrs.
NATIONAL THEATER--'.A Night in Venice heard
for the first time In washington at the National
Theater last night, contains many meIodiOus pas
sage5 worthy OF the reputation OF the VienneSe
waltz king, while Its story is OF graceful and in
genious construction. Nearly all the participants
for the first time and consequence the features
OF the opera were not developed with the clear
tons. Mr.. Fitzgerald made his first appearance
here as CtIrdmsitO, and did some effective comedy
work. Mr.. Pruette made a manly Duke, and sang
with his well-known power. Miss Lane as ANNA
was bright and lively, and Miss Van Danhon made
an amusing CtbOtettC. The chorus was strong and
ALBAUGsIs OPERA Observation-Disclosures operatic
burIeSque, la Belle Helene" was given with
good deal OF effectiveness at this house last nigh;
Miss Fritch was an acceptable Helene. and Mr..
CampbelI as Paris appeared TO better advantage
than heretofore. His sc.o IL the second act was
Very Pleasantly rendered. Mr.. BrOder1ckS inter-
pOlated song In this act was also well sung.
Mesars. solomon, Allen, Daley and the rest gave
serve, and, as e consequence. while they made
fun there was little ira : OF art about IT,
HARRIS BIJOU THEATEc--Frank Howard enter
tanned a numerous audience al this house last
night with the humorous sayings and doingS OF
that enterprislny and impudent commercial tour
rlst, SAINT Of Posen. Mr.. Howard is a character
actor OF talent.
kEKNASs THEATER.-The cool summer garden
theater was taken possession OF at Kernans last
night, A very acceptable vaudeville performance
was given.
THE BCLL Run PANORAMA building may be visited
these WARM days without fear OF suffering from
the hea. as the artificial cooling apparatus is used
10 regulate the temperature.
Organizing the Criminal Court Juries.
In the Criminal Court Judge Montgomery, the
organization OF the juries was proceeded with to-
day The following, drawn as grand jurors were
called: j. c. Garden, r. NJ. Green, W. H. Lee ana Geo
Glorious, all accepted; A. White, Leroy Tuttle
Ross Thompson and j. A. Gray, returned not
found; e. W. Linkins and Evan Lyons, excused.
The court appointed Mr.. E W. Woodruff as
foreman, and he having been sworn the others
TOOK the same oath, and they were directed to
organize and report Tomorrow morning.
me following, drawn as peJit jurors, were
called: + b. Cottre1 and =. f. Bennett, reported
not found; G. H. Mellor, Geo Holmes Thos
SOlnervlle, jr.. W. A. Barnes, c. ID. Campbell
Jas saunders. III. Franc, Alex. Howard and T. b.
Mcclure, accepted. The following were excused: :
O. Wheeler, G. b. Cropley, G. Bogus, G. Lans-
pursh, Jno Leetch, l. r. Shoemaker, Pitt Cook
b. +. DoUgal and a. Wfllige.